In an interview this week, Claude Bégin recounted the intimate ceremony held in his living room, after the funeral of his music brother Karim.
Posted at 9:00 a.m.
The event: Bye Bye Bye Karim – The vigil of friends
“We sang, we observed moments of silence, we all held hands. It was extraordinary. It is in this same spirit that those close to the deceased fox (including Sarahmée, Ariane Moffatt, Valaire and La Bronze) agree with all those who, thanks to his refrains, once considered themselves his friends. In his own words: “In the middle of the oceans, sailing in the mists, it will be necessary to laugh instead of crying, when it is raining anvils. »
At 9 p.m. on the Bell Stage at the Place des Festivals
The discovery: Marie Claudel
PHOTO MARTIN TREMBLAY, PRESS ARCHIVES
Marie-Claudel
Marie Claudel takes center stage. The one who accompanies some of our favorite artists on guitar (including Gab Bouchard and Thierry Larose) also has her own solo project. His third disc, Long version, released last November, offers controlled rock, electric and soft at the same time. A musician of great talent, the singer-songwriter has created her own musical universe, where the guitar that she particularly likes and which she plays marvelously dominates.
At the Silo Brasseur de Montréal, on the Esplanade Tranquille, at 7 p.m.